> When I encrypt a pretend credit card number, I get a string as follows:
>
> 3)I?.#MU\UL&M7__,"8 5$R/-ZP!!
>
> I then store this value in a MySQL database, the problem is that the
encrypted
> string (tinyblob) is stored as follows:
>
> 3)I?.#MUUL&M7__,"8 5$R/-ZP!!
>
> It would appear that MySQL is treating the backslash after #MU as an
escape
> and is stripping it out. Does anyone know how to get around this problem?
>
> Cheers. Paul
Escape slashes with a slash
jason
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